Hi Guys, I have been using {s.rm,match} to remove occurrences of numbers, however I am aware it removes all occurrences. Is it possible to make it only remove the first occurrence and not all? For example If I am looking to modify 639157407639 I want to remove only the first 63, not both. So I end up with 9157407639 and not 91574079. Is it possible with a transformation of is regex the way ? thanks Jon
Hello,
iirc, there is a transformation for regexp replacing, but not sure it does again for all recurences or accepts the typical subst flags.
Other solutions:
- avp_subst() - subst_user() (backup r-uri username in a var, set username to the value you want to change, do the subst, then get the new value in your variable and restore the r-uri username)
Cheers, Daniel
On 10/12/15 18:49, Jonathan Hunter wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have been using {s.rm,match} to remove occurrences of numbers, however I am aware it removes all occurrences.
Is it possible to make it only remove the first occurrence and not all?
For example If I am looking to modify 639157407639
I want to remove only the first 63, not both.
So I end up with 9157407639 and not 91574079.
Is it possible with a transformation of is regex the way ?
thanks
Jon
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